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Question
State whether the following statements are True or False with reason:
Income earned from foreign investment is considered for aggregate demand.
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Solution
False, income earned from foreign investment is not considered for aggregate demand.
Explanation:
Aggregate demand refers to the gross domestic product of a country. Thus, the income from foreign investment will not be considered for measuring aggregate demand.
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